 | 29th June:
Bach B Minor Mass
at St. Paul's Knightsbridge. Our 5th anniversary concert - biggest
ever choir, biggest ever audience, and biggest ever piece.
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| Sunday 9th March, 2008: "Blue Moon &
Stars" - a choral Grand Tour. Grosvenor Chapel,
London W1. More...
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8th December, 2007: Voce Carols by Candlelight. More |
| 11th December 2007: Christmas concert in aid of Breast Cancer Haven at St.
Paul's Knightsbridge.
"I sat in awe at last night's carol service at St
Paul's Knightsbridge - how can 30 people make such an amazing noise?"
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28th October 2007: "Cosmography" of choral
music, including Vaughan Williams, Delius, Debussy, Cornelius and Monteverdi.
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29th June, 2007: We sang with 200 singers in this Abolition of Slavery Concert
at Holy Trinity
Church, Clapham. www.singforfreedom.com |
| Sunday 10th June, 2007 :Our Summer Concert, in Grosvenor Chapel,
Mayfair, on Elgar's 200th birthday.
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11th May 07: Frank Johnson's
Memorial service.
A huge privilege to sing at this inspiring service at St. Clement Dane's on
the Strand. Speakers included David Cameron, and Willard White showed us
how.
Telegraph news
article
Matthew d'Ancona wrote of the service, "and music... what music!"
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Tuesday 24th April: 2007.
"Raise the Roof", St. James's Piccadilly.
We sang, Diana Rigg and Anthony Andrews read, and the campaign to fix the
roof of this wonderful Wren church was kicked off.
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18th March 07:
Duruflé
Requiem & Frank Martin Mass.
With musicians from the BBC Symphony orchestra. "sublime".
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| 12th December 06: Breast Cancer Haven CHARITY
CONCERT, with readings from Jonathan Dimbleby, Trinny Woodall, Juliet Stevenson and The Lady Helen Taylor-
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| 9th December 06- CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT. Grosvenor Chapel,
Mayfair, London. Our hugely popular annual Carol concert, this year with
a Russian twist... |
| 30th November 06: Recital of RUSSIAN MUSIC , at Queens' College,
Cambridge - attended by Princess Galitzine |
| 22nd October and 15th October 06:. MONTEVERDI VESPERS.
Queens College, Cambridge and Grosvenor Chapel, Mayfair. Click here for more... |
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11TH JUNE - Summer Concert - St. Mary's the Boltons.
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11th March 06: BRAHMS REQUIEM at St. Paul's Covent Garden with the BBC
Symphony Orchestra. A sell out concert to an audience of over 300, this
was our biggest do yet. Click here for
more...
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15th December 05: With readings by Michael Howard, Dame Kelly Holmes and Martin Clunes, who else could the Haven Trust ask to support them than Voce...?!
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10th December 05: "Carols by Candlelight" - our annual Christmas do was to our
biggest audience yet, overflowing into the gallery, and generally agreed our
most electric atmosphere to date.
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3rd December: possibly our grandest concert yet: in the Great Hall of Hampton
Court Palace. We sang an advent programme - from Tallis Lamentations to
McCartney's "Wonderful Christmas time"
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25th September '05: Our first TOUR - to Tunisia. As
guests of the Tunisian Ministry of Culture, we performed at the palace of the
Baron D'Erlanger. Click here for a few
photos...
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25th June 05: "English Genius" - the choral music where English composers have
led the world: Purcell, Byrd and Tallis through to Britten,
Tippett and Jonathan Dove. In the gorgeous St. Mary's the Boltons again.
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11th May: Voce took part in the Voices Foundation gala fund-raiser at the
Saatchi Gallery
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7th April: Fauré requiem with the London Strings at St. John's, Smith Square
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19th March 05: Mozart's Mass in C Minor, with stunning soloists, superb BBC
Symphony Orchestra players and the choir in fine voice. (See picture)
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11th December 04: our latest Carols by Candlelight had a record turn-out and was
widely hailed as our "best concert yet"...
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4th December 04: We sang festive favourites to the Trafalgar Square crowds for
Amnesty International
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30th October 04: Eastern European and Russian music - mighty challenging, but
for one member of the audience it "moved me to tears".
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14th September 04: A stunning joint concert with the legendary South
African Drakensburg Boys' Choir. Boy were they good...
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3rd July 04 - alternating African chants (complete with African drummers
and dancer) with European Renaissance music. A resounding success, said
a record audience of over 200.
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| 11th March 2004 --
Mozart Requiem and Bach cantata push Voce to new heights |
| 13th December 2003 --
That's the Christmas spirit - Voce's carol concert breaks
all the rules |
| 25th October 2003 -- "Gospel Fusion" leaves
the audience demanding more |
| 3rd July 2003 --
Voce's first concert a resounding success |
Comments on Voce's last concerts...
"I was absolutely thrilled - the choir is absolutely terrific and has come on
SO much recently - the concert couldn't have gone better and
I was delighted with how it sounded. I had a fantastic evening."
(Suzi Digby)
"I've heard the choir four times now and every time I'm absolutely amazed at
how much you've improved - I can't tell you how much I
enjoyed it. The programme was fantastic, with a mix of Renaissance,
nineteenth century and modern jazzy numbers, and I sat on the edge
of my seat all the way through. Well done!"
(Paul Gladstone-Reid: Steinway pianist and composer)
"came across as almost professional standard.
This concert was superb" (Oliver Condy, BBC Music Magazine)
Matthew d'Ancona: "and music... what music!"
